The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-30
BEAUTY AT THE GREAT FAIR
MORN ABOUT THE BELLIES At THE
MADISON SQUIRE GARDEN


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,.,.-,..-. a.. 80 Pen.
s,.....s,. T,,,nAn rx.ct Co.rt ar IN,
e,n,,e I,.d,e. Who He,ped 10 Abolish Pov-
,erty Last Nixht-Crowds FIecking There.
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nard.r lat nInh, ho would have inoaaIned
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1870. .a~,, .,oht
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"nno. Ao o". $3.50 ~ - ,..,. h,,si
.so, =. - - 80 a. ,,orth
a s"', .,.s.o,. -. sai,,ra u aaaod ,hio.
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row "m lenoy y. ,n.' VIZ, "nu .ns .ns =.
Sn,s mvn~ I.n,nD W. ,o,,,,on NJ Kite, rds in
hor.. ear, with IN. most beautiful ladies on earth
elbov pretty ers in tho theatres; brush against
angels in tailor made gowns on tho streets; push my
way past hundreds Of madens going to and from WORE.
but know not one. have been too busy 70 mink OF
women and now wan, w,e. am an Aasm y, man an
hyeess hu'a ine'' nu'' w 'n'u'""'' AA' '"'
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II Mr.. X. A. o. has not found out what to do
y sM. . ~ ,.o ~ pn,,a.,v t"in g. Mod,.on
MIN go 10 inc Anti.foVer.y Ia. IN maais son
the
sno rus. ~ ~, h, ,at .har, a, Do the
same. The reporter Of The Sum went in at the
ON sdo where tho
The IaSy riders IN Barnum q circus. ho surveyed
Of all tho fairs ever held in New York. He fell
on the floor among the booths, and md he found
no 6o s'0
aho ,nosod m thax hm. h ~ carr.
Ing on tho business Of Soliciting custom for
tions Of the busy and lively institution; and
that was nothing like all thore were. That did
not include those who sat in the side seats. or
those who wero dancing, or those who were
resting under the tents. or those who we're
coming; or those who had gone.
xwo hundred ana thirty-eignt Eris aistln-
nrattn s,tan,,nn,s, what a chance tor n bach.
p o ',S svo i1, Inv un meuto,n nd
Ht o
human kind. pushing their. way up to every
ss me- g S ns
buttonhoiine their prey, and never letting them
go until they had surrendered at least some
FeSte ssa .ss good OF humanity and
Fancy the laggard bachelor who wrote to
Sgs getting aeaqSntea t With s th sa
s,ms h sheF moving Yin deep sTsh
sac 70 etsss sds 81
stampede OF other folks the better to work
pretsiest of them I saying to him, as she
dtd to The Sun IN r1pSrter list night hMe let
convince You that You ought to invest at least
aaollar In these bracelets"
And then II he said. But. my dear miss !"
!you can say" my dear miss"to some Of them
anG Way ny dear Mss
don't know lady in the world. and what good
are .Sss tg to sne would he st, down
Of loveiness in drab silk with great brown
bo Sew and fc With ne% orm k all se
'curyes-and. she. would look archly into his
optics 81 ss put d%1 HSnd pssId
this Is what she would say:
Al. but that does not matter lite at all + you
ae rs ,Ss% Ese me the n sa F
ali this sort Of thing was going on from or
8 o'clock until II o'clock last night. the air
xa t the 81
aM an Rlb-ca r eet ssnPln9 anu tripping
sed wRs meary ., duns
the electric lights. the melody Of Ave hundred
Bses EsF Sssss Rahess Sana
HaSnetIsHloI c9ntaci WIFI ecores upon scoIes
ent who was ut to hare the lows Of that merri-
ssrt anil inIIieaf md nrotfiesf ~ pafharInDa
~ la, LEI " go - shot
must have searched for but certainly never
found. Locked into the eyes OF The sun re-
porter while she was In tho act OF taking the
tSst small CONS no possessed IN orde5 TO swell
the votes Tor the LABOR party and said to him:
"Oh, understand you are writing very en-
enthusiastically about the Anti-poyerty fair. but
are you personally ana individually In favor OF
fhe movement Mhat did the reporter say
Vel. put yourself In his place, 60 up there and
You say y' 'O'''''A '"' ~ ''u' anu "'l"' "ou'0
While tho counting Of the unmarried ladies
was going on from the reporters seat In the
ed the platform beside the band, thon half u
dozen more ran up the steps and Joined th.m.
stairs, and then NJ least twenty merry, pretty.
graceful girls, In well-ttting gowns and happy;
laughing faces. followed the others and stood
ON that great pedestal with thousands Of cpri-